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Miami-Dade County receives funding through various federal and state programs for the provision of medical and social support services to individuals with HIV/AIDS. For most services, individuals must meet the following eligibility requirements;
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The best way to access services is to contact an agency that provides case management. Your case manager can then direct your care across the service network. In order to assist you and to ensure access to those services to which you are entitled, the case manager will collect documentation from you to prove that you are eligible for services. In most cases, the case manager will then be able to refer you to other services using a certified referral form. This eliminates the need for you to repeatedly produce paper documents to prove that you are eligible for services. Listed below are some of the documents you will be asked to bring to the case manager – be aware that some agencies may ask for more documents but most agencies will ask for the documents listed below. Prior to your appointment at the case management agency you select, it is a good idea to call and ask what documents you will be required to bring.
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Should you experience difficulties accessing services or need assistance, you may call: Ryan White Title I Program Office Miami-Dade County Office of Strategic Business Management 305 375-4742 Miami-Dade County Health Department Office of HIV/AIDS 305 470-6999 South Florida AIDS Network 305 585-5241 |
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You may locate HIV/AIDS services in other Florida Counties by visiting The Florida Department of Health Bureau of HIV/AIDS Homepage, or by calling:
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